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Next meeting reporter training is June 5

By Potomac Local News
Uriah and Natalie

Please welcome Natalie Villalobos, our newest community meeting reporter.

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Prince William honors 2023 teachers, principals of the year

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Prince William County Public Schools Teachers of the Year 2023 Charlotte Frame, Morgan McCole, Emily Sayer, Laura Kerbaugh [Photo: Lynn Forkell Greene]

Prince William County Public Schools honored its top teachers and principals of 2023.

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Residents speak out on plan for new bridge over Rappahannock

By Uriah Kiser

More than 100 people gathered on Monday, May 15, 2023, to speak out on a proposal to build a new bridge linking Fredericksburg and Stafford County over the Rappahannock River.

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Natalie Villalobos joins our team; Next reporter training June 5

By Uriah Kiser
Uriah and Natalie

Please welcome Natalie Villalobos, our newest community meeting reporter.

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Route 28 Bypass flooding, affordable housing concerns

By Uriah Kiser

Residents gathered at the Manassas Park Community Center to speak out on a plan to build a $300 million bypass (a pre-inflation figure announced in 2019) in a floodplain between Sudley Road (Route 234) and Centreville Road (Route 28) just outside Manassas.

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We’re training and paying meeting reporters like you to shine a light on local government

By Potomac Local News
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In the past year, we learned a judge granted bond to a suspected killer, there are elevated amounts of “forever chemicals” in our drinking water, and our leaders said “no” to a grocery store known for driving down prices.

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